hacia or a ( a mi= towards me or to me)
"Hablaros" is a reflexive verb in Spanish derived from the verb "hablar," meaning "to speak" or "to talk." In this form, "hablaros" indicates that the action of speaking is directed towards more than one person.
(Some counctries towards the right may not be countries in Africa)
Not really sure what you are asking, most Latin countries have English language theatres that show English movies or they have regular theatres that show English movies with Spanish subtitles ( I know Spain, Mexico, and Puerto Rico do) There are also theatres in the United States geared towards a Spanish audience that only show Spanish Language movies.
Yes, she is. She admitted it, and all evidence is towards her.
The English word "yonder" is most closely approximated in Spanish as "towards that way" or "asi alla"
"Chinga tu madre" is a Spanish profanity that translates to "f**k your mother" in English. It is a highly offensive and vulgar insult in Spanish-speaking cultures. The phrase is used to express extreme anger or disdain towards someone.
Hacia finales del documental.
The Latin American countries
Because it takes time for the sunrise (dawn) to travel round the world, countries towards the east see dawn earlier than countries towards the west.
Bullfighting is the controversial Spanish tradition that is practiced in several Latin American countries. It involves a bull being fought by a matador in a public arena, with the aim of ultimately killing the bull. This tradition has faced criticism from animal rights activists for its cruelty towards animals.
It was an internal Spanish War with the Spanish Army under Franco and supported by Germany, Italy and Portugal fighting the legitimate government which was supported by the Soviet Union and the International Brigades. Many other countries were involved, in one way or another. Hundreds of Irish volunteers, for example - the Irish Brigade - travelled to Spain to fight on Franco's side. Worldwide, Catholics felt an intense involvement in the conflict which led to government recognition and action of various sorts, as well as individual contribution towards the war effort. Auxiliary workers from countries, Spanish and non-Spanish-speaking, played a significant part in the war. My own father was seconded to British Naval Intelligence for service in Spain during the civil war. At the end of the war, he went from Spain straight into service in World War II. See link below for some information, as well as directions to many sites with greater details.